Maths: Hertfordshire Vs Kingston

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Reply 60

tktaylor6

Sport Science?!?!?!? Hahahahahahahahahahahaha

Reply 61

supernij

i did not go to private school and i study sport and exercise science

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supernij

i did not go to private school and i study sport and exercise science

"dossers subjects"...maths and physics rock :cool:

Reply 63

supernij

yes sport science, essentially hard Human Biology

Reply 64

tktaylor6

ok mate, well ill tell you what, when i am on a lunch break and need a personal trainer ill be sure to give you a bell. your course is a joke, what is the test multiple choice?

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supernij

yes sport science, essentially hard Human Biology

that is what they all say :rolleyes:

Reply 66

tktaylor6

hard human biology are you mad?! i think you got yourself mixed up with the medicine students again...uh oh, where am i?

Reply 67

supernij

and when its parents evening and my kid doesnt enjoy maths (coz i will ensure he will not) i'll let you know!

Reply 68

tktaylor6

doesnt enjoy maths, yea to busy commiting all that street crime..tsk tsk yet more of a waste of tax money cleaning up this sorry bastard

Reply 69

tktaylor6

wait just a second...are you caliming your a sports SCIENTIST. a scientist who doesnt like or see the applications of maths? im so sorry the education system has failed you.

Reply 70

lauren23

for.god.sake. stop arguing the lot of u!!

Reply 71

Gaz031

tktaylor6 and phil23,
Is there really any need for such an elitist attitude? This thread creator didn't ask about the reputation of Hertfordshire or Kingston in relation to that of others - he simply wanted to compare the two universities. Your comments are in no way productive.
While you might find the entry requirements of these universities are lower than that of yours and you might then have the opinion that your course will be more demanding there's really no need to be quite so offensive.
There's no need to be so proud and haughty regarding your grades either - while AA in Maths and F. Maths is an achievement it isn't THAT impressive.

Edit: I don't at all agree with the stereotyping against people who are very interested in maths either but I feel the argument was initiated by elitism.

Reply 72

lauren23

at last. a proper post. thanku!

Reply 73

supernij

i agree, Sports Science, unfortunately and incorrectly, is seen as a non-academic subject, however, when i say i study sports science people view me as out-going, approachable, but with maths there is a certain stigma that you will be viewed as, single (or gay), undoubtedly ugly, and with a minimal amount of friends apart from within the awesome inner circle of mathematics.

Phil = ****
Taylor = ****

I aplogise ladies for the bad language used

And supernaz you are a king!

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Gaz031

tktaylor6 and phil23,
Is there really any need for such an elitist attitude? This thread creator didn't ask about the reputation of Hertfordshire or Kingston in relation to that of others - he simply wanted to compare the two universities. Your comments are in no way productive.
While you might find the entry requirements of these universities are lower than that of yours and you might then have the opinion that the course is more demanding there's really no need to be quite so offensive.
There's no need to be so proud and haughty regarding your grades either - while AA in Maths and F. Maths is an achievement it isn't THAT impressive.

i'm not boasting :rolleyes:

...merely bored :biggrin:

Reply 75

supernij

Gaz i agree, with what you have said, these people should not have given their opinion. I profusely apologise to all the other people in this thread for extending the argument further than it should have.

Supernaz, as ever, bravo!!!